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| Chico's becomes the latest retailer to sell on Amazon Inventories decreased more than 6 percent during the period, while selling, general and administrative expenses also dropped from a year earlier. Regarding its partnership with Amazon, Chico's said the deal is "not expected to be material" to 2018 results "given its early nature." Chico's shares are up ...
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| Sprint and T-Mobile; Walmart deals in Europe; WPP earnings Telecoms deal: T-Mobile (TMUS) and Sprint (S) announced a deal on Sunday that will combine the third and fourth largest wireless service providers in the ... The US retailer is reportedly close to agreeing to invest in India's Flipkart, an online retailer that has also attracted attention from Amazon (AMZN).
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| Deal of the Day: 30 percent off artist-designed, carryall pouches Make sure to press "these sellers" on the Amazon product page. If not, you won't be able to see the discounted price. Happy Yellow Pouch, $10 (usually $14), Amazon. TODAY has affiliate relationships, so we may get a small share of the revenue from your purchases. Items are sold by the retailer, not by ...
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| Sainsbury's and Asda safeguard future from Amazon threat with proposed deal However, for Philip Benton, the research company's lead analyst, it's also tactical move against the online giant Amazon. "What is clear from the proposed deal is that Sainsbury's and Asda are very aware of a potential Amazon acquisition in the UK supermarket industry, which is why they are looking for ...
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| The Hunt for HQ2: Alexandria-Arlington earning big buzz for their bids In contrast to Maryland, which recently approved more than $5 billion in incentives for Amazon, Virginia has not disclosed its offer, but Leisch said he would be surprised if Virginia's incentives are not at least comparable to Maryland's. The Alexandria and Arlington office markets said to be in contention ...
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| The Curious Case of the Amazon Prime Price Hike Hi folks, it's Brad. "There are two kinds of retailers," Jeff Bezos famously said on a quarterly conference call in 2001, a few days after an influential coffee meeting with Costco founder Jim Sinegal at the local Barnes & Noble. "There are those folks who work to figure how to charge more, and companies ...
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